Tag Archives: Mahasunya

Supra Omnia


Lorie Stevens

The concluding two chapters of the Theologia Mystica are so brief and cover the same principles that we will include them both at this time. read more

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Technique #9: Mahasunya Ho


Wieslaw Sadurski

Vajragoni: Closely allied with Dharmasota Ho is Dhyana Technique #9, Mahasunya Ho, where the Unborn will continue to unfold IT’s dominance over those unruly vexations of the discriminatory mind; hence this technique will assist you in overcoming your anxiety in relinquishing control of your personal will. read more

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The Tao of Mind

In the Void the two are indivisible,
Formerly both contained all the ten-thousand things.
When there is finally no sense of any discrimination left,
There is no longer any need of being for or against. read more

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The Immutability Factor

Hui Hai (720-814) 

Q: What does it mean when the sutra says: “The sound of discussion has ceased, and the role of thought is done”?  read more

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The Sound of Silence

9.The Dharma-Door of Nonduality

We now come to the most famous passage in the whole sutra: Vimalakriti’s Noble Silence. It deserves special consideration. We find all of the Bodhisattvas expounding ad nauseam (all dribbling nonsense) their take on the nature of Non-duality. When all of the grandiose extrapolations have ceased, we find Mañjuśrī succinctly downplaying their theories as being in themselves “dualistic”. Then he addresses Vimalakriti for his take on the matter, and of course Vimalakriti responds with a deafening silence. read more

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